Waycross weekly herald. (Waycross, Ga.) 1908-19??, July 11, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJMMBR pg— JTHEWAYCROSS WEEKLYHERALD^ I HAVE OPENED UP A Grocery Store AT MY SAME OLD STAND No. 9 Haines Avenue, Beaton Block Weak Women WILL HAVE BARGAINS TO OFFER EVERY SATURDAY and MONDAY AND WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AT ALL TIMES ON GOODS. Seven Days of Special Bargains f BEGINNING SATURDAY JULY 4 TO SATURDAY JULY 11. WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING GOODS FOR CASH. NO DELIVERY. 1th ARBUCKLE COFFEE 17c SACK WATER GROUND MEAL (96th 2.10 1PKO. SPOON TEA 4c 24Tb SACK GOLD MEDAL FLOUR-• 70c 1 PKG. PEARLINE 4c -,2tb SACK GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. 35c 1 BOX GIANT POTASH 4c 3!t> CAN PEACHE8 15c 1 BOX GOLD DUST 4c 3Tb CAN CLIPPER TOMATOES 11c 1 12fb 8ACK DANIEL FLOUR BOONE 35c 2tb CAN RED LINE 8c 25c 10c BOTTLE OF PICKLES 8c ONE PECK OF GRIT* .... 25c 15c GLASS OF JELLY 10c MEAT BY THE SIDE .... ioy 2 c 10c BOTTLE TOMATOE CATSUP.. ~~ -Be 4c 15c CAN JUNE PEAS 11c MORRIS' CO.. CORN BEEF, PR CAN. llC 15c A Pound GREEN COFFEE 10c -25c 40c BROOM 30c SACK GRITS (96 Pounds) 2.25 GOOD LARD PER POUND 10c COME AND GIVE ME A TR.\L, I WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT I CAN AND WILL SELL AS LONG AS I KEEP THIS STORE, GOODS C HEAPER THAN YOU CAN DY THEM ELSEWHERE. I HAVE NO RENT TO PAY NO DELIVERY MAN TO PAY, NO HORSE TO FEED. I GIVE THE ADVANTAGE OF THE SAVING. YOU WILL SAVE 15c ON u / .AY DOLLAR YOU SPEND HERE. EVERY SATURDAY AND MONDAY THE BALANCE U,‘ THIS Yt- i V. LL HAVE A SALE ON SOME SPECIAL ARTICLE. 4 This Store will ho run by ninic of Beaton, & Co. Wi 1 have Meat Market Next Door, and will Keep on Hand all Kinds of Fresh Meats. S. T. BEATON. No. 9. Haines Ave. Beaton Block £ LIFE INSURANCE t And * NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION * A National Bank note i« absolutely safe because It Is secured 4* by a deposit of bonds with the government. . A State Life Insurance Policy is equally as safe as a National v Bank note, because every one of Its Policies is secured by a de- 4* poult of its entire value with the 8tate under whose laws it operates . No holder of a National Bank n*»te or a State Life Insurance “ Poi!c> has lost or ever will loose anything on either because the 4* rigid deposit law to which both are subject, renders such loss * an absolute impossibility. “ Attorney-General Hart, of Georgia said recently: “That no man 4* could afford to trifle with hi* Life Insurance,” In taking imurance V therefore, keep your eye on SECURITY. v The State Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis, Ind., De- •J* posits its reserve ANNUALLY with the State, It raised this de- posit on the first of last January from Four Million To Five Mil* “ lions Eigh Hundred Thousand Dollars. 4* A8SET8 1906 r. 86,358,764. * ASSET8 1907 $0,674,762. •J. 8URPLU8 TO POLICY HOLDERS 1906 $679,625.. . 8URPLU8 TO POLICY HOLDERS 1907 $707,402.. J FOR INSURANCE "THAT INSURES" t V. L. STANTON. MGR. * STATEiLlFE INSURANCE CO. * Waycross Ga. + i MUMP. ttm!S Dr. Whoop’s Night Cure “ALL DEALERS” Operation for piles will not be necessary s you use Man Zan Pile Remedy, guaranteed. Price 50c. Cherokee Pahrmacy. Tracc Mark* Designs Copyrights Ac. Anyone lendln* a skrtPh and description may quickly Mecruin our oHnmiifree bo r.tenui uk«n throajrh Munn A CoTracalr* ijxcUU notice, without charto. In tha Scientific American, A handsomely Illustrated weakly. Lmrast Cir culation of any sct.ntlOo Journal. Terms. 13 a year: four months, «L BcMbjaU eawsdealar^ lO 36 ,Br oadwtr.| 06 r 8U Washli CHATHAM COUNTY COST INTERESTING CASE. Savannub, Go., July 7.—Chut.iam county lost a very Interesting case In the Superior Court on Monday. Mi.<sid. J. D. LftHoche, Jordun t\ Brooks ti.id It. K. Brag don were engaged by the County Commissioners In HW7 to ro- •ssch the values of propelty in i«e county. They collected a portion of their fee for thu work bat did not get It all. The county was due them $6i»u each when the County Treasurer noil- flod the County Commissioner., that he would not honor t'.ieir wairni.* lot the money on him. Tills caused the three ap$»ratser8 to sue for the uinouut due. They have Just won their oil getting the, full amount sued for amt seven per cent Internal, it la not thought the culj will be appealed. Toe reassessment resulted In several thousand dollars being added to the county's Income each year. A Woman’s Health Is • heritjJRe too sacred to be experimented with. For her peculiar and difthue aihneptsnnly medicines of known ■Composition and which con' tain’ tils alcujggj^u^rcotics, or other harmful or habit-forming drugs should BcWupioyW^ The one medicine which fulfills all these require. tnents Is Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription—a remedy with n record of menu is i-ir. i-ierce a favorite rrescrimion—a remedy with a record ot over forty years of cures to recommend it: a remedy, the makers of 'which print iLs formula on every hottle-wranner nnd attest it. mmnlete- ncHs and correctness wider oath: a remedy devised and adapted to worn, an's delicate constitution by an educated physician—an experienced specialist in woman's diseases; a remedy, every ingredient of which has received tile written endorsement of the most eminent medical Wtiters of all the several schools of practice for the cure of woman's peculiar For the best Geoergln Beef and any thing In the Green Grocery line, call •Phone 171 \V. A. Blackburn & Co., Deaton Block. 8 4t diseases; ij reinuijywhich lias more bona-fide cures to its credit than any ! Ollier sold by druggists for woman's special requirements. It is not I given away in the form of "trial bottles” to be experimented with, but | |s sold at a fair price by all dealers in medicines. I Delicate,weak, nervous women should 1 •specially shun the uso of alcoholic { medicines which, from their stimulat ing and cihileratlnf effects may seem for a time, to do Rood, but which from the inevitable effects of the alcohol in shrinking op the red corpusclee of the blood are sure to do great and lasting harm In the long run. Iteeidee they beget a craving for etimulanta which ia GRAND PRIX AUTO RACE WON BY MERCEDES CAR. Dieppe, July 7.—Luutenschlager, driving a Mercedes car, won the auto Gland Prlx today; time C hours, 65 jnlnuL'H. 45 seconds. The a prune •peed was 69.24 miles an hour. Cleeae. driving u Panhurd, and his fscciianicun, were killed during the race. FIRST ORGANIZATION UNDER ALDRICH-VREELAND BILL Savannah, Ua.. July 7.—Savauuai today any the first organisation of feanker'a In thla state under tae Aid trlch-Vreeland bill. The meeting was {Mid under the authority recently granted by Concress. Almost every National Bank In South Georgia was represented as were those In CaarleS' Ion and Jacksonville. Mr. Herman Myers, President of the National Dank of Savannah and Mr. J. A. G. Carson, President of tae Merchants National Bank acre Instumental In getting the meeting. Mr. Myers pre aided et the preliminary meeting to day. The meeting this morning waa sot a final one and there will be an ether held Ira short time. Definite steps were taken' toward the organisation, however. Not enough capital waa represented at the banken’ meeting to elect offl- gen. The 8onth Atlantic Currency .Association was organised. most deplorable. Only invigorating and nerve strength, ening effects can follow tha nee of this fare oat medicine for women. It can not poasibly do harm In any state or condition of (he system. It lias been carefnlly adapted to woman', needs by nn experienced physician—a specialist In their diseases, it makes weak worn' m strung and tick women well. If a woman has bearing down, or dragging pains, low down In the abdo men, or pelvis, backache, frequent headaches, dlxiy or fainting spelli, ia nervous and easily startled, haa gnaw ing feeling in etomach, aces imaginary Boating specks, or spots before her •yes, has melancholia, or - bines,* or a weakening disagreeable drain from pel' trio organa, she can make no mistake by resorting to Ute nee of Dr. Pierce’* Favorite Prescription. It will invigor ate and tone np the whole eyetem and •specially the pelvic organs. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Perecription Is a scientific medicine, carefnlly devised by ay experienced and skillful physi cian, and adapted to womnn’a delicate lystem. It ia made of native American medicinal mote and la perfectly harm- lam In Itt effects ia any condition of Ike figpeh sgeCaw- . Aa a powerful invigorating tonic," Fa- vctjte Prescription- impart* strength to tha whole tyvtcm and to tha organa distinctly feminine in pertMu. Far aver-worked, "worn-out,- run-down,- debilitated teachara, milliner*, dress makers, aesmatnaasa, "shop-girls,- Loose-keepers, naming mother!, end feeble women generally, Dr. Flerce’i Favorite Prescription is the greateit earthly boon, being nneqnaled as an appetising cordial and restorative tonio. As a soothing andstrengthening ner vine "Favorite Prescription- la un- equaled and la Invaluable In allaying and enbdulng nervous excitability, ir ritability, nervoua exhaustion, naming prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, St. Vitus’s danoa, and other distresaing, nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and organic disease of the uterus. It induces refreshing sleeg and relieves mental anxiety and des pondency. Ko woman suffering from any of tha above symptoms can afford to accept any secret nostrum or medicine of un- known composition, aa a substitute for n medicine like Dr. Pierce’e Favorite Prescription, which fa or KKOWX cox- rosmox and has a record of over forty years of cure* and sells more largely to-day than ever before. Its makere withhold no secrete from their patients, believing open publicity to be the very beet guaranty of merit. Dr. Pierce invitee all inhering women to consult him by letter free of thorps. All letters of oonrnltatlon nn held at strictly print* and sacredly confiden tial turd all answers are returned In plain, sealed envelopes. Address: Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel and Bur gle si Institute, Buffalo, M. T. Dr. Pietea’a Pleasant Pellets cars con stipation. Constipation ia the causa ot many diseases. Care the cans* and yoo curs the disease. On*• Pallet-ia a S mile laxative, and two a mild cathar- e. Druggists aell them, and nothing Is " just as good." They ere the onmaal Little Liver Pills first pat np by old Dr. Plena over 40 yean ago. Mach imitated, bat naver.equaled. They an tiny sugar-coated granule*—easy to take aa candy. Dr. Plaiea’a great thouaand-paga illus trated Common Sanaa Medical Adviser will ha rent free, paper-bound, for a one-cent stamps, or cloth-boend for tt •temp*. Address Dr. Pieros as above. FOLEY’S HONEMAR The original LAXATIVE cough remedy. For coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholic. Good for everybody. Sold everywhere. The genuine FOLEY’S HONEY and TAR is In aYellowpackagc. Refuse substitutes. Prepared only by Foley A Company. Ohioans. UNION PHARMACY. CENTRAL PHARMACY. D. & 0. LOTT ! : Peaelt.&PecanLand ? We are offering »lv attractive i peach, pecan land tracts, rang- | lng In size from thirty to sixty* f five acres each, at low price and l easy terms. It is elevated land | and near the railroad. “SEE | US QUICK." Offices For Rent j Offices, the host In the city, f over the Poat office, Telegraph ? office and Telephone olllce for ’ rent. ’ i Residence for Rent Several good residences tor rent, and rooms furnished or un furnished. D. & 0. LOTT for a High Grade GOOD SMOKING AND MILD FLAV* ORED CIGAR, CALL FOR THE JE8* UP MADE BRAND OF Off SAO CIGARS. And get a first class smoke in evry res- s-» pect, we recommend them and If you % know a good cigar and try one of our EL 8AO’S you will a. For sale by nearly all of the lead ing cigar dealers In town. The Jesis§s Cigar Co. C MANUFACTURERS ‘I- * •!< -i- -i- -h .5. -I- * 4. * .1. .». .T. .;. .j, .j. MODERN! DENTISTRY, MODERN PRICES. Our Modern Idess Enable us lo Treat Fill, Crown or Extract Teelh with “Least Possible Pain. Our prices are within reach ol’all." Give us a Trial and be Sal- isiied. j C0MEJT0-DAY. ;■ d% DsatyiEi, Bcntal parlors Over Centra] [pharmacy, OlBYCtlOSS. a CODGftt. + d"b d- d> d- d- d. d"b d- d 1 lUSRtltfiirtanitlllltill ARE YOU STILL FAYING RENT IF SO WE ARE e * , JPPRISED! We ore the old relhbie, tlis .. ^rs In loaning Home Money. We lmve been iu business for six years la this state, and have loaned hundreds of thousand* of dollars all over the South. We will furnish ANYBODY the money at 6 per cent Interest to buy outright or to buy a lot and build on It, or lift a mortgage; and you re pay us monthly payments which, INCLUDING THE INTEREST, are ~le3* than you are now paying for rent. And in ten years you own the property free and clear. Write TODAY for in formation about our NEW LOAN CON* TRACT. M. L. BYCK, - DISTRICT AGENT STANDARD REAL ESTATE UMN COMPAItY (Ha 404 la QrtiS. Offics IsIMl., of Horn we make many rarietteo ol BREAD. Each kind la different la shape, dif- ferent in method ot making tad dif ferent U flavor. Hardly necessary to aay that all are excellent We make nothing that w# cannot recommend. . f • i ui J- c- Huber- , {•4*4"4"4*4’4"*i*4‘'i«4**& F 4* 4« 4* ❖ 4- 4* 4* 4* CZ ^ U "^4* 4* 4* 4* 4 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4** 4* 4* 4* 4* •!* 4* 4* 4*